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[Of the $7,73S OF, the above items for
composition, electrotyping and engraving,
amounting to $3.50 25, are distributed
over an estimated supply for four years, or
$4,000 books
The following resolutions were adopted {:
Resolted, That the binding of the arithmetic
submitted by the Superintendent of State Print
ing be and is hereby approved.
Resoued, That the advanced arithmetic, as
submitted, be and Is hereby adopted for use in
the public schools of this State and that the
prices thereof be the same as the prices of the
second reader, viz: 80 cents per copy at Sacra-
mento So cents by mail aud IS cents from re-
tail dealers, and the Secretary of this Board is
hereby instructed to announce the adoption of
and the prices for said book in the official organ
Of this department, and to keep The sample
submitted on file in his Office
Resotred, That the Secretary send the sample
sheet of paper to the superintendent of state
Printing as the style. size and quality of
the manufacture of textbooks till further
orders, said paper to be so by Al inches ard to
weigh eighty pounds to the ream, and the Super
intendent of Public Instruction shall keep a
sample of said paper on file in his Office
Rcs0lued, That the following named books
be ordered printed and bound without delay
and in the order here named, and the Secretary
is hereby instructed TO make the order on the
State Printer for the same, viz: 1O,00O) ten
thousand spoilers. 5000 five thousand third
readers and 10000 ten thousand advanced
hrltnmellCS-
ResOlncd, That the Secretary of this Board be
and is hereby instructed to notify the Superin-
tendent of State Printing that paper and other
material will be required for the manufacture
of not to exceed one million books of the aver
age size of the second reader during the two
years ending June 80. 1889.
ReSotUfd, That IN the absence of the President
of this Board, the Secretary and President pro
ten. are authorized to sign approvals of accounts
against the Board.
Resotrtd, That we respectfully ask the Super
intendent of State Printing to furnish this Board
Through its Secretary, for its future guidance,
on the 30th of June, 1887, a detailed statement
of work done by him upon textbooks since jan
uary l, 1887, including work entirely completed
and work under way, with the state of the work
and the amount OF money expended for the
same up to that date. Also, the amount and
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.TArE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Granting of DiplOmas-Costo of Manufact-
tho D-.-r..xs~-.

Granting of DiplOmas-Cost Of Manufact-
uring the c-Resolutions.
The State Board OF Education met in the
office of the State Superintendent Saturday
morning last. All the members present
excepting Governor Bartlett. Professor
Allen presided. Life diplomas were granted
as follows Charles w. Rathbun, Nellie B.
Cushman. Mary E. Garbutt, Mary L. Chap
man, Margaret J. Frick. Joseph Smith,
Alice A. McCord. John S. Curryer, Quin-
cite o. Mcconnell. Lawrence Tasfe, Kate
K. Brogan, Bertha Goldsmith, Roberta A.
Thompson, David B. Cummings, Annie
Loucks. Andrew ]. Freese, Mary A. Mer-
GER Annie ]. Neary. Josie NJ. Sundquist,
Mary l. Wynne, Jennie n. Hammond and
Edward A. Panabaker.
Educational diplomas were granted as
follows: Effie L. Knoll, Francis r. Sykes,
Martha A. Lathrop, Matte A. Billingsley,
Fannie 0. Hanlon, Julia Levy, Mollie
Bradley, Rachel Abrams, Emma Doherty,
Matilda Z. Lathrop, Agnes NJ. Parsons, Ida
NJ. Hall, George w. Mcintyre, Ellen DAILY,
Marion s. Van Dusen. Marguerite A Fen
nell, Mary z. Price, Hattie Van A. E. STAN
field, Carrie L. Heacock, Fanny II. Landes,
John T. Evans, John ]. Zielian, Charles S.
Little, Clarkson P. Freeman, Belle Fla
herty, Mary E. Jepson, Sabra A. Finch,
Pleasant B. Westerman.
Several applications for life and educa-
tional diplomas were rejected, because the
certificates of the applicants had lapsed.
The following resolutions were adopted /:
WHEREAS, City Boards of Education have no
longer legal right to grant certificates.
RcsOlrcd, That hereafter this Board will require
IN n hati nf ~ ri nf Es1
cation upon which to grant educational and
life diplomas.
Section 1921 of the Political Code made it the
duty of this Board to recommend rules for the
examination of teachers, and where complaints
have come to Us from several localities, OF what
seem to be abuses in connection with teachers
examination; therefore
Resolved, That we earnestly recommend all
members of County Boards carefully to abstain
from the work of preparing candidates for ex-
animation, as it is plainly obvious that those so
engaged should in no case be permitted either
to prepare questions for or grade the papers of
those who have been under there special in
struction.
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The Glory of Man Is His Sire

If you want Number One Carpet
woven on short notice, send it to MARY S. COW
GER, 500 NJ street. mrS-lms
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Hamburger Wurst, Fresh Ranch Butter,
Picnic Baskets, at F. BAuMELS, 7zS st. apl9
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Carriage Painting by j. E. Parmeter, at
Ole and 9lS Eleventh street, between and j. If
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cosr OF THE ARITHMETIC.

The Superintendent of the State Printing
submitted the following report: l here
with submit the particulars of the cost to
State Textbook Department, OF the edition
of twenty-five thousand Arithmetics now
completed l2SS pages.l:
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Cost of composition. IS weeks and ~
days at S27 per week.....................S 1856 25
Cost of foreman's time during progress
of the work, three weeks, at $i5.-. 1876 90
Assistant foreman's time during pro-
gress of the work. two weeks and three
days at Sc per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Proof-reader's time, four weeks, at S27
per lOS W
Correcting and making up for electro
tipping 2SS pages, at so cents per page IA 90
Total 43 25
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The Regular Meeting of Branch No. IL,
Y. M. l.. will be held THIS Monday EVENING,
at $50 o'clock election of officers for ensuing
term will take place, and other important bust
ness. JOHN EGAN, President
NJ. s. HAISEY. Secretary. je6-1t*
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GrOcers' ana Produce Dealers Pro-
tective Union.-The Monthly Meeting of Mem
beers will be held at Changers Hall, THIS Mon
day. EVENING, June 9th, at O'Clock.
P. II. RUSSELL, PrF4dent
A. A. TARTE Secretary je6-lt#
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Regular Meeting Fair Oaks Corps, No.
10, W. r. c., THIS Monday AFTERNOON, at
tween K and l.. MRS. SARAH P. CARR, De-
partment President. will pay an official visit.
Every member requested 10 be present.
KATE E. BOYD, President.
EMMA BIpWELL, Secretary. ie6-lt&
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A Ii PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A the Sacramento Caledonia Club will pre-
sent them at GEO. w. CHESLEY'S, So Ffont
street, on or before TUESDAY, June eth.
ieS-1t LIB. CT A LOGAN Chief
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SUMNER RELIEF CORPS. No IL
NoTr.E

WILL GIVE so IAL AT TURNER HALL
w MKT THURSDAY EVENING, June 9th
for the Benefit of their Relief Fund. Admis-
sion, IS cents, COMMITTEE.
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i" BOX SHEET

CtUBSCRIBERS WILL RECEIVE THEIR NUM-
y hers in installments, thus enabling Sup
pIements'' of Latest Event Announcements
to be made.
STYLUS PRINTING COMPANY.
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r osT-AT THE CALEDONIA PICNIC, A
l. Lady's Gold Buckle. The finder will please
leave it at GEO W. CHESLEl,S, and be re-
warded. je6-lt B. CT A. LOGAN
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nOG LOST-LAR!iE BLACK NEW r
- foundland; answers TO re name 1872
Prince" Apply to B. FURRATT, G.eszz.sessSS
Second and streets, and be rewarded. Je6-lt$
CfOR SALE CHEAP-A FIRST CLASS SA-
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Quire of G. W. CHESLtY. 1921 and 1923 Front
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Edition, 5000; is signatures. 9 FORMS
Cost of making ready and changing
plates IL days time, at 81 per day. s12l 90
Press work, 40 dsys running time-one
press 20 days, at s7...................... 40 90
Two presses 20 days, at SlI.............. 30 60
Cost of paper, 233 reams, at Sc 9S 2-5 per
ream .................. 627 o.
Steam power, etc, for 40 days. at So 80 90
Cost of ink, 20 lbs, at 81 so per fb... los 90
Cost of calendering. % days time, at Sc
per l3S 90
Total sol y
Cost of electrotyping 2SS pages in dupli-
cate, SIC pages at 81 rs per page... 81 .OOS 90
Cost of alterations and time work, 97I%
hours at rs cents per hour... Is 90
Cost OF cuts and diagrams. ............. IS 90
Sl,116 90
Cost OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 90
RECAPITULATIoN
Total cost of labor for binding 80 90
Total cost of material for binding SOS 90
Total cost of composition, etc........... l4S3 25
Total cost OF press work 1881 27
Total cost of electrotyping, etc......... ZIG 90
Total cost OF engravli 100 90
Total cost for q, 900 arithmetics. SIZES 02
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Acknowledgements Meet a
ing of L.. of p, THIS (Monday) EVEN aSslss
ING, June 9th, at o'clock sharp. T7i7fE
Let every member DE present. "
ie6-lts ALEX. DUNN. Or. Secretary snSA2zS
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Stated Meeting of Tehama Lodge, a
No. B. F. and A NJ, THIS Monday "a
EVENING, June G, 1887, at s o'clock. Xxx
Visiting brethren cordially invited wv
CARROLL NJ. DAVIS, W. NJ.
" DAVIS Saoratarv ;oe 1+x
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

AT the theater tonight "0ur Gov
ernor" will be presented by the Florcnces.
The Flirt' tomorrow evening.
"A green switchman caused the derail-
ment and damage OF two grain freight cars
at the foot of Adams street yesterday
morning.
"A dastardly attempt was made to
wreck train on the Prospect Park dummy
line about II O'Clock Monday night. I'm
successful.
An important meeting of the cotton
factors is called for O'clock this afternoon
Mt the Cotton exchange, and all factors are
expected to be present.
There will be reception Of the friends
OF st. Mary's Cottage hospital, No. POI
Bass avenue, today, Thursday, October
q, from to o'clock pm.
j. ii. Athy,J. S. Morse, d. Mooney,
: W: B. Athy and,C. w. Burroughs filed
with the register, yesterday, application for
charter for the Memphis dairy company.
Henry Smith, the negro who stole a
box of cigars and assaulted Levee Watch
! man johnson with knife, was fined $50
and bound over to the State yesterday by
Justice Powell.
Work was begun yesterday by the
Memphis water company, at the corner of
Union and Front streets, TO lay large
water main for the purpose of supplying
south Memphis consumers.
1t has been published that the wife Of
awell known man visited and cowhided q
variety actress in her rooms, corner Main
and Exchange streets. The victims name
is said TO be Kitty, while that OF the other
Is known only TO few.
The executive committee on the pres
idential reception are requested to meet in
the committee-rooms of the exchange this
evening at 7:30 o'clock, for the purpose of
receiving the final report and closing up
the business of.the committee. A full at
tendance is urged.
The question of erecting building for
the Young Mems Christian association has
been under discussion for several months,
but the matter has 10 far assumed no def
/. mite shape. President X. q. Craig yester-
day received a check for 5000 from Mr..
J. {. johnson, to I've applied to this laud-
able purpose
The ladies' auxiliary OF the Young
Mems Christian association will hold a
meeting in the parlos, No. 207 Main
street, this afternoon ut 30 O'Clock, TO
offer special prayers for the success Of the
gospel meetings now being conducted 10y
Mr.. $. NJ. Sayford in the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. All ladies inter
ested are invited to attend.
Matte Banks, colorcd, was arrested
last month for stealing ring from young
lady on Court street. Her touching pcni-
tencc secured her discharge, because no
prosecutor appeared. Good luck in this
case prompted her 10 continue thicyery,
/ and she was again arrested yesterday nj
the instance Of Dr. II. NJ. Ashe, who ac-
cuses her Of stealing several pieces OF
chinawac from his residence.
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Circuit Court.

Jennie II. Wadsworih and husband J.
Wordsworth, instituted suit against the
Western Union telegraph company ior
$4,000 damages, alleged 10 have been
sustained by reason Of the negligence Of
the company.
. A petition Of divorce was filed nj noon
yesterday by Louis Thomas against his wife,
kamh Thomas The complainant rccitcs
thc grievances which have compelled him
90 take this step.
lie SAYS he and the defendant were mar.
riod IN 1850, and that year or more there
after she deserted him and a little child
which had been born a. them, without any
Just cause whatever. Further lac says w,
has been aud is now living IN adultery
The plaintiff IL connected with the gus
works
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Miss NAME MILLER has gone TO Dallas,
Tex, on visit TO friends
A. A. YEAGER, Of Knoxville, is making
brief visit to friends in Memphis.
Miss MAMIE " LATisER and mother,
Nashville, Tenn, are in the city in attend.
ing 10 the wedding Of her cousin, Miss
Maggie Hutton.
Mr.. LrEDY MATTHEWS, Of 0kolona,
Miss, has accepted the position Of cashier
and bookkccpcr Of the Gayoso hotel, vice
Mr. Wright, resigned.
Mrs. JuDGg TERRY, Of Elkton, Ky, nc.
companied Mr. A. Is. Stark on her return
90 Memphis, and they are visiting the
family OF Mr.. J. II. Goodbar, on Linden
street.
Visitors on change yesterday: John +.
Carlock, Scnatobia, Miss; w. A. Jewell
Longwood, Miss; ]. A. Matthews, Missis.
sippi; l.. +. West, Il. II. Kurlock, Texas,
X. l.. Neil, New Orleans; John Kiiely,
Arkansas.
J. NJ. fRaScIs and wife, Boston; Mai
William Black, Of Brinklcy, Ark; Richard
Hartley, Paterson, n. j.; Walter r.
Forbes, Atlanta, Ga; +. II. Milbun, the
great gun drummer; A. II. Felix, New
York; II. Rcdesheimcr, New York, are al
the Peabody
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ordnr of Publication

40 0gi. u Din The 'hancrfy Court ~ shelby
tuuniy, Tennessee State ~ Tennessee tuf us'
etc, w. Patrick nfHiy n NJ
ID hpteating ifun thc bili which IL sworn a. In
this rnise thnt the names AMI plaus ~ fsldunrr ~
the heir ~ oven Morgan made defendants 80 Hr
count ~ alleged Interest in aud a. lot ~. tit5t
west side II Main firtt NrmphisI and ~ lafni
rnn tmHdr dffUniauts ON account ~ alleged Inter
ct IN aud ~ part " 1T ~ iHHN irrt north side
~ Otrfinn stfupt. MruphisI. ami ~ iiinm 1illmau
tmaip defendants un account ~ alleged Interest lu
and ~ mt ". EHin icrt, cnst eide, north ~ lat
tufc. Memphis, ar unknown and cannot ~ ~
cCrtaluoi after dlliF,nt ssarUh aud Inquiry, this
helnR fult a. suiufv taf Items.
II u therefore urirfrd That thry make their hp
Tenmurr hsfpin ni the Court huunr ~ shelby ruuu
". IN the city Of Memphis nov Taxing District ~
Shelby county Trnn 90 the hrt Monday IN hv
Cumbef ~ and plead. answer ~ drmuf ~ com.
plninhuts bill. ~ thr same will H. taken iuf ruu.
lssf ns b. them and 20 iuf hearing a. Iafir, and
that a Oupy ~ this uplrf D. puhlishrd once u Nrfk
i0f four snrcrsslyo weeks w The Memphis Appeal.
This 18Th dhy ~ OctnlFf ie7.
A true cupy Attest
T. MCDOWELL, Cicfk and Master.
nyT " caldwell DEPUTY Clrfk aud master
CIV aud y II ilcifkoi solioiion iof Complain.
ant ihn
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OFFICE
278 SECOND ST.
Trusteo's Snlo.


uTIIEIlEAS. on the gpth dnN uf september. tS7l
w " A. llollcnlgn conveyed hy dc,,l rs'is
tend In buok ln2 On page a., In The registers U
hrc In shelby county. Tennessee. Ia hf. fmnk
Rice, trustee the rial estate hereinafter described
to sccunc CERTAIN Indebtedness thvrin mentioned ,
aud whereas, by dccpc ~ the Jhanccry Count ~
shelby county. Tennessee eutUtci In tie Ui ~
4. llulcnbcn against : fnnsioln aud uthcr-, In
minute hOnk ~, an page az. on the nth day ~
June, 49, " Nns ndiudrcd that the amount NJ aid
indebtedness then unpald was s1h1 ior which siid
MAY I, irsa aud Whereas. q J. Hlack. CLERK aud
master III said Chanccr, Court, and his suCrcssurS
,,. .S W.. MI sna a iny n'"'N S M",
thcr'in dccrrcd that IN the event the said NOTES
made by u, A. ilolcnbcrg should not H. laid NJ
maturity the slid trustee 80 appointed should ptu
,ri n -,i the said rial estate upon the terms and
conditions pruN idcl ~ the ds,d IL ilulcnlev I,
Rice, trustee Now, thcrlorc, J. samuel l. Ne
Duwoll. clerk hnd Master ~ the thnnrcry Court -
shelby cnnniy, Tcnnrsv, triisiec tsuctror a. s,l,
H. J, Blnck, rlcrk aud tnnslcfl by virtue ~ The
I-wvr yestssl IN me. o. ufor-ald. having quail
law aud heinR requested b, the holders II anne
~ fad nots~ ~ a. dc. hereby give notice that On
Saturday, November III. NJ " o'clock m. In
front " the Courthouse ~ shelby county. Tonnes
see will Urrrud ~ I'll for cash the fnlluwing he
scrihci Wni estate siuaic aud bcing IN the Taxing
District " shelby county linuncfy the ely ~
ncfs-,. bounded and dc-cfib-,l ~ iullnvs lhvin.
ming NJ the intersection II the snuth side ~ Madl
son sipCt with the east side ~ the hrt alley wcsi
oi Ihrl stp.i, running thence south with the east
side NJ tnid alley one huudu,i and iofy Uirht aud
one half feet ~ the north side II the hnt alley
south ~ Madison strrt thence east with the north
eide IT aid last mentioned alley twenty four and
thre iourihs feet to n stake thence north Jamllcl
with the said INT mentioned alley une hundrd
aud forts eight aud one half iUst ~ the snuth ke
~ Madison street thence west with the south side
NJ Madison Ftrvt twenty four and thrc iuuftlI-
rect ~ The beginning point, on which l. iouT
stufy brick building
The title T. believed IN lc perfect but shall rrll
and convey AZ trustee only.
= MCDOWELL
CLERK and Master ~ the rhanCcy court ui shelby
county. Tennessee Trustee.
Memphis urtuisr I. tfS5.
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Transfers.

Richard Gay and wife TO $. L. Hines,
IS acres, Fourth civil district, 800.
Mcnicr Parker TO Elizabeth Wolfe, lot
on south side Trigg avenue, sl75.
Mn. Fannie d. stoyall 10 J. NJ Adams,
trustee, 10 secure Mr. Z. A. Adams IN the
sum Of sll, an undivided hall Interest IN
trnct Of land In the Fourth civil district;
Henry W. Lcath and vile 10 John w.
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Proudft, lot Q of block of the Jones &
Leath subdivision on the old Raleigh road,
for $5S2
Jacob VOORHEES, and wife TO w. NJ. Smith
and VIM. A. Collier, trustees, lots 1877, 1873
and lS9 of John Overton's subdivision of
the ISL acre tract Of the Ramsey grant,
being situated on Webster street and
Rayburn avenue, for the purpose of secur-
ing James Haines in the sum OF 50, SOP.
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THE COURTS.
Criminal Nonrf.

Charles Diamond, the negro confidence
man and pickpocket who robbed Mr..
Moore Of $3.50 during the visit Of the prcsi.
dental party, was given ten years
verdict by criminal court jury yesterday.
J. Kcnwood, the other confidence man
tried and convicted this week, and given
three ycars, asgranied anew trial. Justice
Winters, Of counsel for defense, say,
Judge DuBosc shall not sit in judgment,
because Of freely spoken remark from
the bench that Kcnwood should have
been given ten years.
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The cleansing, soothing and healing
properties of Darby's Prophylactic Fluid
are experienced in the treatment and'cure
OF Catarrh and kindred complaints. The
Fluid soothes and heals the inflamed mem
branes and removes the offensive odor
that chaacterizes the disease. Should the
inflammation have reached the throat use
the Fluid as gargle TO allay the intiam-
nation and TO disiniect.
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Revival Meetings.

The meetings Of the great rcyivalist, Mr.
s. NJ. sayford, will be continued for each
evening Of this week, nj 100 O'Clock, ex.
ccpt on Saturday, at the Court street Cum.
bcrland Presbyterian church. lie will
also hold meetings In the lccture-room Of
that church each evening nj O'Clock, 90
which the youth and school children arc
specially invited